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Azraden posted:Alright, this should be everything. Let me know if I missed anything. To expand on this, here is another compilation of The Hero (Missable Quest List) http://www.xbox360achievements.org/forum/showthread.php?p=5094872 "You DO NOT need to do all the quest in one playthrough. I missed a few my 1st time around. Did the ones i missed 2nd playthrough and Achievement Unlocked "The Hero" Your Moms Ahegao fucked around with this message at 16:30 on May 31, 2012 |
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tooooooo bad posted:It's not part of that quest. I definitely found something with a very similar name in his house and turned that in for that quest. The description was something like "this document talks about the great stuff he has done for the economy."
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May 31, 2012 16:45
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Flame112 posted:I definitely found something with a very similar name in his house and turned that in for that quest. The description was something like "this document talks about the great stuff he has done for the economy." Yeah it's a different thing. You can't find any evidence for the trial until you begin that quest and the item the ale house asks for isn't used as evidence so no worries.
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May 31, 2012 16:50
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I gave some dude's Pawn I was using a rare staff I found; hope he gets some use of it. I think Capcom missed the mark a bit by having guest Pawns you use not level, or at least have them update once in a while. I just found out the encampement right near Arisen's hometown has a noticeboard, drats. Whats the deal with escort quests, do they reappear ever again? I tried Mercedes and since I didnt know where to go I found my way into the Watergod's Altar, and then she slipped and fell. Can I redo the quest sometime ever again?
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May 31, 2012 16:50
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Does anyone know where to find a wyrm? Supposedly theres one in Everfall but I'm having trouble finding it.
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May 31, 2012 17:02
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SoldadoDeTone posted:My main pawn has been hired out at least six times, and he regularly comes back with gifts from other players. However, I have yet to receive any ratings or comments. Do I have to toggle an option on or something to allow comments and ratings or something? 
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May 31, 2012 17:07
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Malachite posted:Does anyone know where to find a wyrm? Supposedly theres one in Everfall but I'm having trouble finding it. Wyrms and Wyverns are world spawns in post game. There is one that trolls around the skies outside Grand Soren in post game.
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May 31, 2012 17:18
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So, which chamber is is the Ur-Dragon in?
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May 31, 2012 17:28
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Count Bleck posted:So, which chamber is is the Ur-Dragon in? Unless its random, the Ur-Dragon was in the Chamber of Lament for me.
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May 31, 2012 17:29
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bobik posted:Unless its random, the Ur-Dragon was in the Chamber of Lament for me.
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May 31, 2012 17:32
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Most of the way through the canyon when I kill a harpy and get max rank sorcerer, time to run all the way back to Gran Soren to change back to Magick Archer  As for Magick Archers, what armour is best for them?
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May 31, 2012 17:35
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Does anyone know the stat gains for specific vocations? I heard that Assassin puts almost everything in strength, but that's about it.
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May 31, 2012 17:42
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I finally got around to buying this game, and I have to say, it's a lot more fun than I expected. I've been running around as a Strider for the past few days just trying hit moving targets with cloudshot volley. I'm looking to stay with the archer classes through this playthrough, and I was wondering. Is it worthwhile to switch to a warrior/mage for a little while just to pick up a few of their vocations, or would I be better off maxing out the strider->Ranger path and buying high level skills for those classes? I'm just curious if the high level archer augments will outclass the health/encumbrance boosts of fighter augments, or if I'll be using the health boost right through the end game.
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May 31, 2012 17:43
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So I got to the Ur-Dragon, watched him fly in, and went back out to fight him. He had no health on his bars and he vanished after about 2 seconds. I was kind of upset. I take it this is normal?
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Primetime posted:I finally got around to buying this game, and I have to say, it's a lot more fun than I expected. I've been running around as a Strider for the past few days just trying hit moving targets with cloudshot volley. You can live without the health boost from Fighter, but the extra carrying capacity will be extremely useful since it adds all the extra space to the Very Light segment of the bar. I've been Strider and Ranger through level 30, but recently switched to Fighter just to get that augment. Strider has the most balanced stat gain per level, so it's easy enough to switch to other vocations to get new augments. Switching away from a dagger vocation is hard going when you're used to that dodge roll and double jump, though.
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May 31, 2012 17:49
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Count Bleck posted:So I got to the Ur-Dragon, watched him fly in, and went back out to fight him. He had no health on his bars and he vanished after about 2 seconds. I was kind of upset. I take it this is normal? It's a world boss that is shared between every online player, so yes. Sometimes you get lucky, other times you are unlucky.
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May 31, 2012 17:51
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If you turn the game off with other player's pawns in your party, will they automatically update based on the other player's progress (if they made any), or do I have to release them and rehire them for me to see any changes? For example, if I hired someone at level 5 yesterday and that player got the pawn to 10, when I turn the game on tonight will the pawn in my party be 10, or do I need to "refresh" it by releasing the pawn?
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May 31, 2012 17:51
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At some point you should switch to Warrior and pick up their augment that "greatly reduces" physical damage. It's at level 1 so you can totally switch to Warrior, learn it, and then immediately switch back. Really everyone should do this ASAP.
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May 31, 2012 17:53
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You have to refresh the pawn by releasing them and rehiring them. The Rift makes this easy with the Recent Hires section. If they're doing just fine as they are, though, updating them might be problematic. You never know what their player has changed about them. Just last night, I lost a pawn to them getting thrown off a stairwell and into deep water. When I used the Rift, they were level 50 with no equipment at all.
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May 31, 2012 17:54
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Minorkos posted:Does anyone know the stat gains for specific vocations? I heard that Assassin puts almost everything in strength, but that's about it. Strider puts a poo poo ton into stamina, so it's a great lead-in for just about any vocation. I think fighter is pretty HP and defense heavy with middling strength gains made up for by access to good weapons. Have yet to play many others.
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May 31, 2012 17:55
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And then the same Ur-Dragon respawned and I got the killing blow and yeah. This game.
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May 31, 2012 18:01
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Minorkos posted:Does anyone know the stat gains for specific vocations? I heard that Assassin puts almost everything in strength, but that's about it. Here you go.
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May 31, 2012 18:49
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tooooooo bad posted:At some point you should switch to Warrior and pick up their augment that "greatly reduces" physical damage. It's at level 1 so you can totally switch to Warrior, learn it, and then immediately switch back. Really everyone should do this ASAP. Where do I switch vocations? I might as well, I get knocked around enough as a strider. And the "knowledge chairs" are the glowing chairs in the inn right? I only looked when I had the default pawn the game starts you with.
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May 31, 2012 18:58
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Lotish posted:For me, I've been loving this game for a while, but I finally had to shout it out loud when I got to the Blue Moon Tower and realized the game wanted me to climb around the outsides of the broken walls. An action RPG that wants me to platform and lets me do it well! I mean in Dark Souls leaping a gap or walking a precipice is a harrowing experience, but here it's great fun! Holy poo poo. I did not know you can do this. 
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May 31, 2012 19:06
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RBA Starblade posted:Where do I switch vocations? I might as well, I get knocked around enough as a strider. You can switch at the inn in Gran Soren, but you have to be at least level 10.
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May 31, 2012 19:10
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Well that was an ending. I'm god, and yet I kill myself and become not god, but if what Savan says is true, and I just killed both Seneschals, who the gently caress is willing all life? Edit: So from what Savan said, the Dragon is sent to make Arisen out of those who have enough willpower to want to change the world, to temper them into people who can properly rule over it? Capcom can really make a confusing story when they try hard enough... Count Bleck fucked around with this message at 19:16 on May 31, 2012 |
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May 31, 2012 19:13
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Azraden posted:Holy poo poo. I did not know you can do this. My pawns told me about jumping around, there. Guess your pawns just don't like you.
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tooooooo bad posted:At some point you should switch to Warrior and pick up their augment that "greatly reduces" physical damage. It's at level 1 so you can totally switch to Warrior, learn it, and then immediately switch back. Really everyone should do this ASAP. Everyone should max warrior for the less stamina use on physical skills augment.
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Count Bleck posted:Well that was an ending. I'm god, and yet I kill myself and become not god, but if what Savan says is true, and I just killed both Seneschals, who the gently caress is willing all life? At the end, stabbing the sword through your chest doesn't kill you, it makes you immortal. It's why the previous guy pulled the sword from his chest and then was killed. I posted it earlier but I always thought the ending was just some broken window fallacy. They create a crisis to keep the will of living going out of a sense of survival and forge a new Maker in the process. This is demonstrated by a lot of people in the game, but it was all towards defeating/understanding a dragon, when you defeat the dragon you defeat their will to continue down that path. The one fisher guy who has wonderlust demonstrates that people have the will to continue onwards of their on volition and don't need some bullshit reason to. I was really hoping the ending would you breaking that endless cycle of self-fulfilling destiny. The presentation of the whole thing was neat but the logic is just wrong.
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Count Bleck posted:Edit: Ending spoiler: You really see more of the story if you purposefully pick the "wrong" options at the end every time. For example when you're fighting the Seneschal, if you let him kill you you'll see that you don't just get a quick game over/retry screen. Instead your arisen falls through the cloud floor, and you get a sweet cutscene as he turns into the dragon as he's falling down to earth.
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Marogareh posted:Everyone should max warrior for the less stamina use on physical skills augment. I would use it but I'm not sure where to fit it in to my augment set. I've got Leg-Strength, Clout and Vehemence (which together bump up my attack by almost 300 points), Sinew (because my warrior gear would push me into light without it), and then Bastion and Awareness for improving my defenses. I can take hits all day and my time as a Magic Archer and Strider gave me a lot of stamina, but if I'm not paying attention I'll run out abusing Arc of Deliverance. I suppose I could sacrifice Bastion for it since I'm already wearing heavier armor anyway.
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VDay posted:Ending spoiler: You really see more of the story if you purposefully pick the "wrong" options at the end every time. For example when you're fighting the Seneschal, if you let him kill you you'll see that you don't just get a quick game over/retry screen. Instead your arisen falls through the cloud floor, and you get a sweet cutscene as he turns into the dragon as he's falling down to earth. From what you're telling me, that means the Dragon YOU kill is the Arisen that came AFTER Savan and failed to become the Maker, thus being the one that defeats the Dragonforged and gives the Duke his offer, considering Savan is the person you play in the prologue, which explains the Dragon's comments about the pain he is feeling is the same pain he had dished out so long ago! 
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Andrisang raised a good point today that Dragon's Dogma at 320k opening sales in Japan has officially outsold Dark Souls during its launch week at 280k sales. Be really curious to see how the west sales shake up, Dark Souls sits on something like a 1.2 million sale figure when you add up Europe and US from the released Bamco data earlier in the year.
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May 31, 2012 20:12
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For Arousing Suspicion is it always the case that the Duke walks into the room? I saved her but I assume there was either that or let her die Quests are acting really screwy either not appearing on my map
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May 31, 2012 20:13
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Count Bleck posted:From what you're telling me, that means the Dragon YOU kill is the Arisen that came AFTER Savan and failed to become the Maker, thus being the one that defeats the Dragonforged and gives the Duke his offer, considering Savan is the person you play in the prologue, which explains the Dragon's comments about the pain he is feeling is the same pain he had dished out so long ago! Boy I can't wait to be able to check what this is. This and all other spoilers.
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Jimbot posted:At the end, stabbing the sword through your chest doesn't kill you, it makes you immortal. It's why the previous guy pulled the sword from his chest and then was killed. Stabbing yourself does kill you, that's why stabbing the previous Senechal with it kills them. That's why it's also called "Godsbane". The ending really is exactly what you were hoping it was going to be, which is why some of the big romancable options state that the "world feels different" during that last cutscene. Your character is actively denying the chain by stabbing themselves, removing "God" from the equation of life entirely. Remember that pawns become human like their owners after the owner gives them their soul- which is what your character does in the ending as a final gift to them by dying. Also hilariously the menu song/intro song is about this despite how little it appears to make sense/how little it actually makes sense. edit: also like every single major quest in the game deals with the idea that simply survival isn't the only reason for living which is probably supposed to temper that theme. Julien is a villain for that exact reason entirely, and Salvation's whole 'philosophy' pretty much springs that "broken window" logic into action (which is why they're also the main villains!) Fereydun fucked around with this message at 20:30 on May 31, 2012 |
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I am a champion of justice so I made sure Fournival went to jail. Can someone forge a Golden Idol for me? :winkwink: PSN: anothergod
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May 31, 2012 20:26
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What counts as Gryphon bait? The quest wasn't exactly full of ideas
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I'm in the process of making one since I sent him to jail on my first playthrough even though I handed all the evidence. I'll send you one when i get back on.
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Scott Bakula posted:What counts as Gryphon bait? The quest wasn't exactly full of ideas
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